Here are Cincinnati African American events you don't want to miss.

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Black Cincinnatians can routinely and affordably enjoy the performing arts, fine arts, entertainers, religious services, professional development training and program initiatives that help us improve our physical and mental health. We are also very fortunate that nationally-known African American artists routinely display their talents right here in the Queen City.

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Check out our featured events

Keith Sweat Concert Featuring Ginuwine and Silk
June 6
Rose Music Center at The Heights
7 p.m.
$23.50 – $82
Watch Keith Sweat, Ginuwine and Silk perform your favorite baby makin’ music!

Boney James Concert
June 27
Rose Music Center at The Heights
8 p.m.
$23.50 – $53
Hear new music live from saxophonist upcoming album Solid.

Carlos Santana and Earth, Wind & Fire Concert
July 8
Riverbend Music Center
7 p.m.
$38 – $164
See Grammy Award-winning, legendary artists Carlos Santana and Earth, Wind & Fire live!

Alicia – The World Tour
August 19
PNC Pavilion
8 p.m.
$24 – $139.50
The global music icon and 15-time GRAMMY award will be singing her hit classics like Fallin’, Diary, and newbies like Show Me Love.

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Mystic Bowies Talking Dreads Concert
May 21
Ludlow Garage
8:30 p.m.
$15 – $20
Grab your dancing shoes and get ready to party Reggae style.

Burna Boy Twice As Tall Tour
May 31
Bogart’s
7 p.m.
$40
He will be performing hits from his African Giant album, along with some of his newest jams.

Kevin Gates – I’m Him Part 2 Tour
June 6 – 7
Bogart’s
$46.50 – $150
He will be performing smash hits from recent I’m Him album plus classic throwbacks.

Yolo: Walk Through Fire World Tour
June 14
Taft Theatre
8 p.m.
$20 – $25
Hear the country-soul singer and special guest Amythyst Kiah.

Cincinnati Juneteenth Festival
June 20 – 21
Eden Park
Free Entry
Features live R&B music and vendors of clothing, art, and food.

Castor and Patience Cincinnati Opera
July 16 – 26
School for Creative and Performing Arts
Tickets On Sale Soon
Centers on two members of an African American family who find themselves at odds over the fate of a historic parcel of land they have inherited.

Buddy Guy Blues Concert
July 19
PNC Pavilion
7 p.m.
$24 – $73.50
Don’t miss this Blues legend featuring Jonny Lang.

#BlackBrownandBallet
July 25
Aronoff Center
8 p.m.
$20 – $65
Featuring local talent, the performance will include ballet and a mix of classical, contemporary, and modern styles of dance.

John Legend Concert
September 5
Rose Music Center at The Heights
7 p.m.
Tickets On Sale Soon
Dubbed the Sexiest Man Alive, come see him perform his new and old love songs.

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